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1 If you are in need of help, you need but ask....
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2 ********************* INSTALLED: 23 OCT 84 *************************
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3 Welcome to BWMS (BackWater Message System) Mike Day system operator
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4 ************************************************************
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5 GENERAL DISCLAIMER: BWMS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INFORMATION
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6 PLACED ON THIS SYSTEM.
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7 BWMS was created as an electronic bill board. BWMS is a privately owned
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8 and operated system which is currently open for use by the general public.
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9 No restrictions are placed on the use of the system. As the system is
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10 privately owned, I retain the right to remove any and all messages which
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11 I may find offensive. Because of the limited size of the system, it will be
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12 periodically purged of messages. (only 629 lines of data can be saved)
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13 To leave a message, type 'ENTER' and use ctrl/C or break to get out of the
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14 ENTER mode. The message is automatically stored. If after entering the
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15 message you find you made a mistake, use the replace command to replace
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16 the line. To exit from the system, type 'OFF' then hang up.
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17 Type 'HELP' to see other commands that are available on the system.
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18 ************************************************************
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19
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20 DJJ: I HAVEN'T FOUND ANYTHING OUT ABOUT THE 1000 YET. HOWEVER, IF YOU
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21 ARE INTERESTED THERE WILL BE A SANYO USERS GROUP MEETING WED NIGHT
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22 AT THE HARIET TUBMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL IN THE AUDITORIUM (OCT 24) AT 7:00PM
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23 THERE SHOULD BE ABOUT A DOZEN OR SO 1000 USERS THERE MAYBE ONE OF THEM
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24 CAN HELP. IF ANYONE ELSE IS INTERESTED, THE GROUP SUPPORTS THE FULL
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25 SANYO COMPUTER LINE (MOSTLY MBC-555'S).
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26 L'HOMME: I AGREE. SOMEHOW I AM REMINDED OF A MONTY PYTHONE SCETCH
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27 ABOUT SHEEP NESTING IN TREES. (HAROLD IS THAT MOST DANGEROUS OF ALL
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28 ANIMALS, A CLEVER SHEEP. 'BUT WHY DON'T YOU GET RID OF HIM?' BECAUSE OF
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29 THE ENORMOUS COMMERCIAL POSSIBLITIES IF HE SHOULD SUCCEED!)
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30 ********************* CISTOP MIKEY **********************************
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31 ;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;
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32 Gezzz, I almost made it to the top! Or is it true that Cistop Mikey doesn't
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33 count? As most seem to be in agreement about the fact that our friends at
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34 Rancho Rajneesh have been about as devious as a bunch of crooks can get let's
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35 elevate ourselves above the "Nuke 'em 'til they glow" stage. (Tho' that is a
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36 very tempting thought) I propose that the we contact the ACLU and sic 'em on
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37 the big bawg and his fellows. Being both an Oregonian AND an American citizen,
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38 I feel that I have been personally slighted and slandered by the generic
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39 statements sheela has made in regards to the state of Oregon and those of us
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40 who have lived here before they came along. After all, did any of her ancestors
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41 help secure this nation and the principles on which it's founded. Do you feel
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42 they would do so if we called on them? I don't. It's a religous cult that's
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43 using our Constitution and bill of rights to worm their way into the state and
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44 local governments. THIS is what was meant by seperation of church and state.
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45 Do you honestly believe that they'll stop once they've gotten another "mile"?
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46 I could attempt to draw parallls of how many fo the tactits they use are very
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47 similar to those used by a certain German leader during the thirties and fortys
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48 but that would be a baaaaad thing to do. Incidentily, did you know that ol'
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49 Adolf was followed with a most religous zeal, being compared as the "NEW"
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50 Messiah of Germany?
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51 ;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;Fin-;
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52 { ^+/* ---------------- ^+/* ---------------- */+^ ---------------- */+^ }
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53 The juggler of digits sat at his usual table, back in the corner of the Inn,
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54 near the fireplace. These chilly days of approaching winter made him huddle
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55 closer to the warmth of the fire. Idly his finger drew mathematical symbols
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56 on the damp surface of the table, where his now empty mug had left rings of
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57 moisture.
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58
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59 A light suddenly shone in his eye. "Drinks all around, and on my tab", he
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60 called aloud, "We've got some more interesting subjects to discuss here".
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61 { ^+/* --------------- The Mesolithic Mathematician --------------- */+^ }
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62 Hey, what happend to the old file?
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63 It had about 200 lines left last
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64 night! Oh well...
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65 Mad Max was here... Wave your towel!
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66 """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
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67 """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
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68 it is hardly fiar to compare tthe rajn
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69 eese to tthe third riech.
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70 almost as fair as comparing some
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71 oregonians to the kkk. some
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72 attttempt should be made to
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73 underastand the rajneese
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74 principles and code of ethics.
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75
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76 slime pit minds rulle the universe
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77
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78 """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
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79 """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
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80 ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
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81
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82 hey, theye are a lot of trouble why
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83 don't we take all the rajneese and
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84 nams and spics and blacks and slant
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85 eyes and womens libers and put tthem
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86 on trains headed for little camps
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87 where they can't bother any of us
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88 w.a.s.ps. i think we have put up
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89 with enough!
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90 ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
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91 up 50
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92
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93
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94 h
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95
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96 there is a slight difference between ethyl and methyl , said the blind man.
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97 i'll call it's dilution bothers,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,..pappy
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98
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99 ******************************************************************************
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100 HEY GUYS!!! lets get some seriouse stuff on these disk instead of wastin
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101 space with a bunch of junk!!!
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102 serious guy
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103
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104 ****************************************************************************
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105 |=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|
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106 O.K., then here's something serious: This year, as has been the case for evey Presidential election in my lifetime,
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107 the American public is being asked to make a choice for the lesser of two evils. Let's face it: neither Ronald nor
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108 Fritz is fit to preside over a PTA meeting, let alone the Government of the United States. Perhaps the cynic spoke
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109 truly when he said that no man fit to hold the office of President would ever be fool enough to seek it.
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110 I don't know about you folks, but I've had enough of being asked to pick my favorite circus clown to decide my fate
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111 every four years from between two men who don't even have simple entertainment value. When Pat Paulsen ran for
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112 President a few years ago he said if we were going to put a comedian in the White House at least we should pick a
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113 professional. Maybe that's true, but I don't want a comedian either. What is needed is a better way of choosing
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114 Presidents -- a Presidential draft. Let's pick some set of criteria we desire in a President, then establish a
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115 group of people who meet those and select from that group AT RANDOM, the chosen having no more choice than a military
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116 conscript as to whether or not they'll serve their term.
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117 Until this rational form of selection is adopted or (Fat Chance) a qualified candidate chooses to run, I intend to
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118 vote "None of the Above" for President. I reccommend that all who feel as outraged as I do do the same. Just imagine
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119 if they held a presidential election AND NOBODY WON! Maybe WE'D finally be the winners.
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120 |=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|= J.C.S. =|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|
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121 I am not too concerned about what the Rajneesh do, it's the agreived expression on their faces when someone stops
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122 them.... (When WE do it, it's GODS will, when you do it, it's the Devils work) I get the same &^%*^&* from the
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123 fundamentalists... Also I am disturbed by the Rajneeshi's theft of other groups Words-of-Power. Zorba the Buddha,
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124 Jesus Grove, Waldin Grove, etc. It makes me uncomfortable. The only cure is to
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125 sit down and write a check to the Salvation Army, send a street person home for Christmas.
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126 these ramblings brought to you by the Phantom Glitch.
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127 808080808080808080808080808080808080808080808080808080808080808080
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128 ::::::::::::::::::::::O O::::::::::::::::::::::::::O O:::::::::::::::::::::
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129 apropos not much-
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130 L'homme: it's just as well that you didn't attend PorSFiS/PC&S, since
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131 they were playing a lot of the Doors. And we know how much you like them.
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132 Okay, back to whatever.....
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133 :::::::::::23oct84:::O O:::::::::::::voyeur:::::::::::O O::::::20:57:31:::::::::
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134 We are the strong the youth united.
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135 We are born.
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136 We are children of the GOD!
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137
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138 so take hold of the flame
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139 you've got nothing to loose
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140 but nothing to gain.
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141
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142 -----------------------------
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143 Danger Danger the Queens about to kill.
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144 Danger,Stranger life is a spell.
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145 oh no move a way from home,i'm in a spell for sure...
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146 fly like the wind.
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147 KILL THE KING.
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148 -----------------------------
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149 Fight a good fight believe what is right
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150 crusader the lord of the realm
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151 we'll know for the first time
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152 if we're evil or devine .
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153 we're the last in line.
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154 ------------------------------
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155 MESSAGE BROUGHT TO YOU IN PART BY:
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156 *************************=======>HOLY DIVER<=======************************************************************************* 157 Fin: I don't know how to tell you this, but the ACLU only fights to get "rights"
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158 for people. Not to prevent the abuse of said "rights".
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159 ________________________________________Leonard_________________________________
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160 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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161 Milchar ran along the path made by the crimson beam, having no other means to travel, and was determined to follow it
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162 to the end. He almost missed the Friar as he passed.
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163 "Milchar... you missed dinner! I have a guest now, Madame D... Won't you stay a bit and talk?", the Friar said.
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164 Milchar, wanting this questing to end, said, "Sorry... I must go... Take care of the others... I'll be back...", and
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165 continued his running.
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166 While he leapt over rocks and ducked under low branches in his way, Milchar pondered what the voice had said. He tried
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167 to make a Sign in the air, which promptly fizzled like an novice's. "Knowledge is still there, just the Power gone..."
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168 Milchar mumbled to himself.
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169 Milchar began to notice his surroundings. He saw the great beauty of the Valley once more, and cursed the evil
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170 invading it. He comforted himself with a promise to end the evil, and enjoyed the scenery. A brook, a glen...
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171 Milchar broke through the brush and clambered into the open. What he saw shocked him.
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172 He was quite near where the gazebo was. The only remains now were scorched timbers that had fallen beneath the violent
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173 breath of the emerald force. A few of the timbers still smoldered. Nothing was salvageable.
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174 The crimson ray from the necklace veered west now, toward the cliffs. "The camp!", Milchar cried. In a sudden burst
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175 of speed, Milchar flew over the ground as if by magic. Milchar never noticed the faint glimmer from his Argentium ring.
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176 +++++++++++++++ Milchar ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 11:14 on 10/23/84 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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177 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
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178 "You can call me Lila," I said to the Friar. It's not my name, but it's got
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179 a musical sound and my identity is fluid these days. I took the monk to be
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180 a Fransiscan by the simplicity of his dress and by the concern he evidenced
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181 for some trees he had planted. However, he cooked too well to be a perfect
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182 ascetic. We were in a lush valley, very different from the arid mountains
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183 where I had just been. Here life needed no coaxing--the valley was teeming
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184 with gorgeous foliage, flowers, birds, and entities of light-maybe just a
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185 trick of atmosphere, maybe a life-type.
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186 "Have you come here to make a settlement? It's a beautiful place. Where are
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187 you from? What are you looking for? And where are the others?" There were
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188 some odd things about the valley. All of the plants were new to me. There
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189 was no litter of old leaves and twigs on the ground and the ground itself was
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190 loose and light, a cross between sand and styrofoam. A swirl of red light
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191 swooped toward us. The Friar hailed its inhabitant, but he didn't or couldn't
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192 stop. (I'm not the only one with spotty magic.) He muttered something about
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193 a quest. Quaint language for such a futuristic place, but quests and heroes
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194 and villains and journeys into the unknown never go out of style. What were
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195 we to learn here? For the first time I noticed a spire of rock towering from
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196 the valley floor. It looked out of place and I felt compelled to gaze at it.
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197 I listened to Friar Mossback explain the expedition and continued to stare
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198 at the rock. The sweet air, the Friar's voice, and the imposing tower made
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199 me feel lazy and happy. I let my senses flow without thought without care
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200 without end.
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201 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Unwilling Traveler TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
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202 GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
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203 L'homme-and anyone else who might appreciate this--go see the exhibit in
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204 299 Neuberger Hall at PSU. It's the master's thesis show for Connie Earnshaw,
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205 your pal from Multnomah Arts Center. A new style for her and very nice.
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206 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM G. Minsky MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
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207 *****************************************************************************
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208 what is this anyway some sort of literature class. I thougt this was a
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209 BBSystem.
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210 *****************************************************************************
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211 ----------------- ---------------- ------------- ----------- -------------
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212 BACKWATER 301 (INSTRUCTOR; CISTOP MIKEY)
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213 ----------------- ----------------- ------------- ------------- -----------
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214 PS. WHY DON'T YOU GO TAKE A TELE-PUNCTUATION-COURSE ON SOME OTHER SYSTEM?
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215 ----------------- ----------------- ---------------- -------------- ------
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216 |!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|| !|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!
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217 TO THE ABOVE: SHAME ON YOU! IF YOU WANT TO EXCLUDE PEOPLE SIMPLY FOR ABYSMAL IGNORANCE OF THE NICETIES OF THE
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218 ENGLISH LANGUAGE WE'D HAVE A MUCH DULLER BOARD. HALF THE FUN IS TRYING TO DECIPHER THE ILLEGIBLE COMMUNICATIONS.
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219 EVEN MORE FUN IS WATCHING ONE OF THE IGNORANT ONES IMPROVING (IT *DOES* HAPPEN OCCASIONALLY). THE REASON THAT SO
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220 MANY OF OUR USERS MISUSE THE LANGUAGE TOOLS THEY HAVE IS THAT THEY HAVE NEVER BEEN TAUGHT THAT READING CAN BE FUN.
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221 HOWEVER, THIS BBS *IS* FUN TO READ. I'VE SEEN IT IMPROVE SEVERAL IGNORANT BUT OTHERWISE INTELLIGENT USERS.
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222 |!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|___THE SILVER GHOST___!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!|!
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223 ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE
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224 I HAVE SEEN THAT TOO, I JUST THINK THAT THEY SHOULD GO PRACTICE ON THE
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225 *NET SYSTEMS, THERE ARE A MILION OF THEM WHEREAS THERE IS ONLY ONE
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226 ------------------------------ BWMS ------------------------
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227 MAYBE THEY TOO COULD SET UP THEIR OWN *NET BBS TO PRACTICE ON, THAT WOULD
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228 HAVE THE ONLY ILL EFECT OF FURTHER CLUTERING I,4 ON THE BIT BUCKET.
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229 ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE ATE-BYTE
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230
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PS: AND IT WAS GOOD!
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231 pppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
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232 The early morning frolic out of the way, the piper felt the pangs of hunger
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233 coming on. Banking sharply, the pegasus swept up the valley looking for signs
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234 of the party. Although they had taken pains to be less than fully visible from
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235 the ground, it's hard to imagine what you look like from the air -- much less
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236 be able to blend into the surroundings. Accordingly, it was a simple matter
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237 for the piper aboard his aereal steed to locate the good friar. That worthy
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238 gentleman seemed quite engrossed in conversation over the breakfast table.
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239 Leaving the pegasus cropping grass a short distance away, the piper quietly
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240 walked up behind the friar, and was quite gratified to see a rather violent
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241 start when he asked, "Is there any breakfast left, or has it all been eaten?"
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242 ppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
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243 ;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;
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244 Leonard - Well, in looking back upon past memories I find you to be correct.
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245 It's a pity that there isn't a Rights Infringement Agency, the ^&*$%#! we
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246 know as the U.S. government has an agency for just about every thing else!
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247 JCS - Unfortunately, by voting for none of the above you defeat the "system"
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248 devised to effect change (albeit questionable) in our society. Given the so=
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249 called choices I too, find it hard to choose. But choose we must and come the
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250 6th of November those who vote will decide for those who don't. What really
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251 galls me is that one canidate says he'll raise my taxes, draw the line at the
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252 heavens (no escalation from either side? SNORT!) and in general give me the
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253 same government I served in the Air Force. I some how just can't swallow a
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254 political rerun. I don't much care for the other choice but he's put people
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255 back to work, bllstered a crippled economy and for the time being, reinstilled
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256 in most of us a little more pride in being an American. Either party, sooner
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257 or later is going to produce a person who can get our government to do what
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258 it's supposed to do and stop doing what it shouldn't. I won't attempt to list
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259 the all too many ways. Whooooops!! My soap box just broke again, anybody got
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260 a tube of super glue?
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261 ;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-FIN;
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262
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263 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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264
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265 REAGAN IS THE BEST BET, HE'LL PUT THOUHGS COMMIES IN THEIR PLACE WITH
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266 LASER FIRING SATELLITES. HE'S A REAL FIGHTER. IT TAKES MORE THEN JUST
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267 KNOWING HOW TO BE A PRESIDENT TO RUN A COUNTRY. YES, MONDALE IS A FIGHTER
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268 BUT MOST OF HIS AMMO LOOKS LIKE MUD.
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269
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270 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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271 **********************************************************************
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272 Fin: You are wrong. Voting for none-of-the-above does have effect.
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273 First, they do have to count it (I checked it out) as the law requires
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274 that they count all write in's. It has as much effect as voting for
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275 Pat Paulsen or Mickey Mouse. (Admitedly not much, but it does count)
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276 I also disagree that I 'must' vote for one of the clowns neither of
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277 whom I feel is qualified for the job. And in fact the system most
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278 definatly does not say I 'must' vote for one of them. That is what
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279 we have the write in box for. Next, as far as impact, yes they do
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280 keep track of those who didn't vote for either canidate. This has a
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281 impact on their decisions. If the number of abnormal votes increases,
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282 they know that there is a higher level of dissatisfation by the voters.
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283 I will not vote for Ronnie 'kill them' Reagan nor will I vote for
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284 Fritz 'ignore the problem and it will go away' Mondale. I could vote
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285 for Pat Paulson, or Mickey Mouse, but I have no reason to desire either
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286 in the White house. and since None-of-the-above is just as effective,
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287 that is what I intend to vote.
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288 On to other things.... I am utterly amazed that Mondale would think
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289 that the Russians aren't going to build space weapons just because
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290 he doesn't want to. (This after they recently just finished testing
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291 of a killer sattilite.) I find it even more so amazing after they
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292 even proved that they would continue to build during his tenure in
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293 the white house when the Carter administration was in its disarmament
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294 mode. Not only did they build, but they stated flat out that they
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295 were happy about it because they were able to get ahead of us in
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296 weapons deployment for the first time. Obviously when you are dealing
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297 with this type of mentality, unilateral disarmament is of no value
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298 at all. Of course on the other side we have Reagan with his ichy
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299 finger just waiting the punch that button. And you think I have
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300 to vote for one of these clowns? Forget it!!!
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301 ************************ CISTOP MIKEY *******************************
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302 /././././././././././././././././././././././././././././././././././
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303
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304 TO: MIKEY
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305
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306 I couldnt agree more, but i guess some one must be in the white house
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307 becouse if there wasnt things would go rotten pretty fast.
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308
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309 MARK.G
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310 /././././././././././././././././././././././././././././././././././
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311 SORRY MIKEY FOR THE ABOVE I ONLY READ THE LAST ABOUT TEN LINES
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312 AND DIDNOT UNDER STAND WHAT WAS GOING ON.
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313 MARK.G
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314 TO THE ABOVE:
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315 REAGANS TO OLD IN THE FIRST PLACE, ANY ONE WHO IS TO SENIAL TO SAY THAT HE IS CONFUSED ON A NATIONAL DEBATE
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316 IS TO FAR GONE TO BE PRES. AND THERE IS MORE TO BEING PRES. THEN JUST "ZAPPING" RUSIANS WITH LASERS. SO WISEN UP AND SUPORT
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317 THE ONLY ONE PARTIALY QUALIFIED ON THE PRESIDENTAIL TICKET. MONDALE
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318
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319 Hi,all i think he is right,thereis more to being president than
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320 just zapping the "RUSSIANS" or "RAJNESESHY'S" well anyway this message has been benn brought to you by
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321
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322 HELLO THERE HOW'S IT GOING EH?
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323 OH IT'S GOING PRETTY GOOD EH?
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324
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325 SO LIKE TAKE OFF TO THE GREAT WHITE NORTH
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326 TAKE OFF IT'S A BEAUOBE|L
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327 TO GO TAKE OFF YOU HOSER..........OK I WILL DO THAT .........THAT IS FUN......
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328 I AM HAVING PROBLEMS WITH THIS BBSTHIS IS STUPID(JUST KIDDING)ACTUALLY I WISH THERE WAS MORE OF THESE BBS'S AROUND THEN JUST 329 PLAIN OLD DUMB BBS'S LIKE I WON'T MENTION Tn
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330 ~.
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331 ANY NAMES BUT GOOD BY ALL..SEE YA
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332
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333 SORRY HAVING TECHINCAL DIFFICULTIES HERE ERASE FROM THE SPACES ON THE LINES ABOVE ERASE A AL~ALL THAT PLEASE THA ANC
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334 SEE ~oBn|BYE
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335 BYE SORRY
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336 ~
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337 |=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|
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338 Mikey-- thanks for the moral support. Maybe we should start a "None of the Above" Party? You know, with bumperstickers and
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339 pins and all of that good stuff... This idea's only half joking; if the idea were publicized enough it might catch on, and
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340 become an accepted form of political statement/protest rather than just a few malcontent crackpots mouthing off.
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341 |=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|= J.C.S. =|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|
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342 <(:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::)>
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343 Ate-B: We can't have people practicing their syntax and diction on Networks
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344 board! How do you think they got that bad in the first place.
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345 Mikey: I agree that we have a "lesser of two evils" situation, but I just
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346 think that Mondale >>is<< the lesser of two evils and although I don't
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347 think things would get a whole lot better in the next four years if he
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348 were elected, I think things would get a whole lot worst if Reagan were
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349 to be elected. I figure it this way, by 1988 I'm going to be able to
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350 vote in the presidential election. I want to be alive to enjoy that
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351 priviledge. By the way, I'm glad to see there are some more Monty
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352 Python fans out there.
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353 All: Yes, the Mark that has the ==== under his name is a totally different
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354 Mark from the "kill the Rashee's" one.
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355 P.S....Call Rome, please?
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356 <(:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Walrus:)>
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357 Is anyone out there willing
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358 to see about recomending me for
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359 citizenship on ROME? Is so, please
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360 leave a message to Max Bell here,
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361 or on Whispering Pines, or on that
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362 forth like system. Thanks!
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363 Oh yea, great fiction. Just wish
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364 it was not so hard to find the
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365 installments.
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366 Mad Max was here... Wave your towel!
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367
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368 ************************************************************************
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369 Ah, but the point is, that I don't feel that it has anything to do with
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370 'Lesser of evils'. I don't feel that either canidate is qualified for
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371 the office. Which is why I refuse to vote for either one. With Reagan
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372 playing Russian roulete, and Mondale burying his head in the sand, I am
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373 frightened at the prospect of either one being in the office.
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374 ************************** CISTOP MIKEY **********************************
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375 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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376 Hmmm... just wait until I tell my Government teacher about this. I'd probably be assigned an in-depth study of the
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377 effects a nationwide 'None of the Above' vote would be. Well, maybe I won't tell him...
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378 ++++++++++++++++++++
|
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379 The glow from the ring faded as Milchar sped closer to his destination. Milchar suddenly realized he wasn't even tired-
|
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380 some magic had sustained him enough to bring him this far. "To what?", Milchar asked.
|
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381 Again Milchar broke through the brush to a clearing. A procession of what could only be tanks moved slowly down a road,
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382 the whole moving toward the south end of the Valley, nearer the camp site. An evil-looking man was perched utop the
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383 lead tank. He was wearing an emerald necklace quite similiar to Milchar's own ruby one. A spark of energy flew from
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384 one to the other, as if the necklaces recognised each other.
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385 The spark immediately drew the man's attention. He rapidly barked orders, and the remaining tanks drew around in a
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386 semi-circle around him. The man disembarked from the tank, and walked closer.
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387 The features of the man's face were plainer now, it seemed that he had been brutally attacked with a knife at least
|
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388 once, and probably more times than that. His clothes were of strange design (anyone see what "cool" people are wearing
|
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389 today?), and he wore a gun of some sort at his side.
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390 "Mage, you have interfered enough with my plans. I shall have all of the tokens, and Knowledge shall be MINE!!"
|
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391 "You shall have to battle me first. Alone." Milchar spoke the words, and knew ty were true, but knew not where they
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392 came. "A contest of wills."
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393 "A contest of wills. Begin!"
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394 Waves of force erupted from the necklaces, shot from the sparkling gems. The forces met and tore at each other.
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395 Swirls and eddies of force tore huge gashes in the ground. A few of the man's unlucky henchmen were caught in the
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396 battle. None lived long.
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397 Both contestants were sweating from the strain. The violence of the battle swept up higher and higher, the very ground
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398 beginning to quake and shudder in pain. Still they persisted. Still they fought.
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399 The man screamed, and drew his gun. Two blasts are lost in the maelstrom the battle has created. One hits a mound of
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400 dirt dug up from the forces. The last hits the center of the maelstrom.
|
||
401 The maelstrom begins to move toward Milchar. Slowly at first, it moves to tear apart the very fiber of his existance.
|
||
402 Fustrated before, Milchar is enraged. His passion consumes him. His efforts redouble. A faint gleam from the ring
|
||
403 returns.
|
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404 The force of the storm engulfs Milchar, it appears to be the end...
|
||
405 The storm is shred from the very air, destroyed by an argent scream from the ring. Streaks of argent smite the
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||
406 remainder of te storm. Shrieking, the man dissolves in a cloud of emerald force, leaving the necklace behind.
|
||
407 The clouds disissapated. Sunlight returned to the Valley. The man was no more. His tanks had fled long ago. Only
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||
408 the necklace remained.
|
||
409 It flew through the air, and merged with the ruby necklace. The union glittered with a golden afterimage.
|
||
410 "Two thus joined, half thus made." Another true statement that Milchar uttered without knowing the source.
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||
411 Not knowing where to go next, Milchar decided to return to the camp... but... he was... so very tired...........
|
||
412 ++++++++++++++++ Milchar ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 11:29 on 10/24/84 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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413 Hurumpph. A long and violent entry. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Milchar +++++++++++++++
|
||
414 A rather interesting idea came up during a bull session at work. How about a
|
||
415 voting system where you get one vote for every dollar in taxes you pay?
|
||
416 Obviously, you'd have different #s of votes in Federal, state, county, school
|
||
417 district, etc elections.
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||
418 It would end the complaints about people and corporations using "tax loopholes".
|
||
419 An odd but perhaps useful side effect is that corporations would be allowed to
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||
420 vote. (of course, the STOCKHOLDERS would have to vote on the vote...)
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||
421 Just think, no more arguments about welfare cheats and bums voting for higher
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422 taxes so they'd get bigger checks...
|
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423 _____________________________________Leonard___________________________________
|
||
424 Bard and Lucifer had been seperated from the party during the flight
|
||
425 from the gazebo. Finding themselves in no immediate danger they had been
|
||
426 wandering the valley ever since, drifting as first one thing and then another
|
||
427 caught their attention.
|
||
428 The latest attention grabber had been a quite spectacular light show at
|
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429 one end of the valley. IDue to the lack of shadows nearby, Lucifer had not been
|
||
430 able to shift very often, thus the display had ended before their arrival.
|
||
431 They reached the scene in time to see Milchar slump to the ground. Bard
|
||
432 dismounted and examined him.
|
||
433 "He's ok. Seems to be simple exhaustion.... We'd better TRY to find the
|
||
434 others, Lucifer."
|
||
435 The black unicorn replied, #I smell the friar's cooking. We can be there
|
||
436 in a few minutes.#
|
||
437 Piper was just sitting down to a plate of hot food when Lucifer stepped
|
||
438 out of a nearby shadow...
|
||
439 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~BARD~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
|
||
440 && && &&
|
||
441 The Poet had been walking for the last half-hour or so, having decided (after about a mile) that whatever had
|
||
442 blown up the gazebo wasn't interested in him. He was just beginning to relax and enjoy the scenery when more
|
||
443 explosive noises came from the rear, spurring him to greater speeds. Risking a glimpse over his shoulder, he saw
|
||
444 waves of green and red energy leaping into the sky. Obviously there were some very heavy power levels involved,
|
||
445 for where the colors passed before the sun they completely hid it from view, momentarily casting the valley into
|
||
446 green and red washes of light. The strobing effect took it's toll on the Poet's visual perceptions, and he tripped
|
||
447 over a protruding tree root and crashed in a heap to the forest floor. Realizing he was hopelessly outclassed by
|
||
448 SOMETHING behind him, he was momentarily undecided about whether to get up and run on or just huddle there and
|
||
449 wait to see if he died soon. Then the words of an old teacher came to him: "the essence of defense is information.
|
||
450 God himself can be defended agianst if you can find his weak point." At first he couldn't think of how this was
|
||
451 relevant, then it occurred to him that the scanner device that'd gotten him INTO this mess was still in his pocket.
|
||
452 He couldn't use it to leave here, it's power supply was too small, but he could still take a look around...
|
||
453 Milchar! Just dusting himself off after a victory, from the look of things. And approaching him were the Bard and
|
||
454 a unicorn or some such beast. Hmm. Better scan for some other power readings in the area...Ah! There's a camp
|
||
455 with the Piper and that monk-fellow he'd seen in the Inn, plus some folks he didn't recognize. Eating! That's the
|
||
456 number one priority after I finish checking things out... A high reading from that pinnacle of rock, try to focus
|
||
457 in a bit better... There was a loud *POP!* and a cloud of blue smoke rose from the Poet's pocket. SOMETHING had
|
||
458 overtaxed his little monitor's systems; systems that'd been sufficient to transport several large masses of matter
|
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459 between realities. Whatever it was, it was putting out more power than the Poet cared to think about on an empty
|
||
460 stomach. Maybe they've got some ale, too, he thought as he trudged off in the direction of the camp.
|
||
461 && The Mad Actor &&
|
||
462 ppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
|
||
463 The piper had not realized just how hungy he was until the first bite of
|
||
464 food entered his mouth. His companions watched in amazement (and perhaps a
|
||
465 touch of fear) as he began to engulf what for him, was inordinate amounts of
|
||
466 food. Even the shuddering of the ground and the red and green flashes that
|
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467 lit up the immediate area did little to slow the quick flashes of his fork and
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468 knife. Luckily, no one reached in front of him -- no limbs were lost, no hands
|
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469 impaled and sliced, no fresh protein in the piper's diet...
|
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470 ppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
|
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471 ################################################c#############################
|
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472 To all you Reagan supporters.....Why don't you get your facts straight!!!!!!
|
||
473 the only reason that there have been some jobs created under the present
|
||
474 administration is that
|
||
475 so many more were lost in the first year, and it is still going on.
|
||
476 Reagan hasn't done a damn thing for the economy..True interest rates are higher
|
||
477 than under Carter... Morgtage rates were 10% under the last administration
|
||
478 but now are 14% and rising. When Carter/Mondale were in the interest on my
|
||
479 VISA was 12%, now its 24% . The car (U.S.) that I bought in 79 had an interest
|
||
480 rate of 8.9% while the one I bought in 83 carries a 20.5% rate.
|
||
481 As to inflation being under control, just check around. A '79 Mustang cost
|
||
482 $6500.00 (aprox) fully equiped. the same model today is over $12000.00.
|
||
483 Almost doubled in just 3.5 years. The figures used by the government the
|
||
484 state the rate of inflation are just that figures and have no bearing on fact...
|
||
485 If you can believe an administration that bars the press from Grenada then you
|
||
486 can believe Ronnies boys and their figures. Just go to any grocery store
|
||
487 and see all the price tags ontop of other price tags, These arn't reductions!!!!
|
||
488 As to voting for 'none of the above' IF YOU DON'T VOTE...DON'T COMPLAIN!!!!!!!!!
|
||
489 #################DAMIEN II AKA CYM########################################
|
||
490
|
||
491 }*******************************************************************
|
||
492 You don't understand do you? I am voting, I am just not voting for one of
|
||
493 the jerks that have been provided for the circus show. My vote for
|
||
494 none-of-the-above will have the sam impact as voting for Pat Paulsen, or
|
||
495 Mickey Mouse. To vote for ronnie or Fritz is a cop-out for me. I 'WILL'
|
||
496 vote my way NOT yours! But the way, I am interested in YOUR figures.
|
||
497 I blame Ronnie for a lot of things, but NOT the resession. It was coming
|
||
498 along quite nicely until he got in office and then all of the sudden it
|
||
499 started to get better. If you truly think that someone can wave a
|
||
500 magic wand the minute they get in office and make the interest rates
|
||
501 and money supply chnage overnight, I really do wonder where you
|
||
502 got your economic training from! Also, my VISA has always been 18%
|
||
503 the only change has been the additional $25 service charge. Also,
|
||
504 when I bought my car in 1975 I payed 14% interest. When I bought
|
||
505 one this year I payed 13.75%. And whenever I have looked into
|
||
506 home morgages they have always followed the prime rate.
|
||
507 In May 1983 I quit working for Edge Technology which was faltering. NOT
|
||
508 because Reagan was in office, but because for the prior two
|
||
509 years it had been unable to make a profit. Why? Because nobody was
|
||
510 buying product. Because they couldn't afford to. All the money was
|
||
511 being tied up in tryig to survive. A company doesn't fail overnight.
|
||
512 it takes time. You borrow money to survive. Then when you can't borrow
|
||
513 anymore, you start cutting back. When all the money is going to service
|
||
514 the prior debt built over the previous years, there is none left to
|
||
515 buy things. That is when the economy begins to show falting to the
|
||
516 average man on the street. These changes don't happen overnight.
|
||
517 They take years to build up. The companies that were buying from
|
||
518 Edge were strapped not because of the current situation, but
|
||
519 because of things that had happen earlier. When you look at that,
|
||
520 it comes out to be around 79/80 the final legacy of Carter/Mondale
|
||
521 to the American people 'a resession'. Which is yet another reason
|
||
522 why I don't feel Fritz is qualified for the office.
|
||
523 ***************************** CISTOP MIKEY ************************
|
||
524
|
||
525 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
|
||
526 THE POLITICAL SENTIMENTS AS EXPRESSED ABOVE ARE AT BEST NAIVE.
|
||
527 WHILE IT IS TRUE THAT THERE IS A CONSPICUOUS LACK OF PRESIDENTIAL TALENT
|
||
528 SEEKING THE OFFICE, THE INCUMBENT IS A JOKE, AN EMBARRASSMENT AND FIT ONLY
|
||
529 TO SWAB OUT URINALS IN A BUS STATION MEN'S ROOM. I SUPPOSE, HOWEVER,
|
||
530 HE'D EAT THE DISENFECTANT CAKES. AND WHAT OF MONDALE?? WELL, HE ISN'T
|
||
531 EXACTLY ELECTRIFYING, IS CERTAINLY NOT A JEFFERSON OR A LINCOLN, SHOULD
|
||
532 PROBABLY NOT EVEN BE MENTIONED IN THE SAME BREATH AS THESE HISTORICAL
|
||
533 GIANTS BUT AT LEAST APPEARS TO HAVE SOME SLIGHT GRIP ON REALITY, VIS A
|
||
534 VIS REAGAN AND HIS ABSOLUTELY MONUMENTAL IGNORANCE OF BOTH WORLD AND
|
||
535 DOMESTIC AFFAIRS, HIS MANUFACTURED PATRIOTISM AND SLAVISH EMBRACING
|
||
536 OF OUR COUNTRY'S MORE PROMINENT RELIGIOUS ZEALOTS. BUT GO AHEAD,
|
||
537 ELECT THE SONOFABITCH AND SEE HOW UNCOMFORTABLE THINGS GET IN THE NEXT
|
||
538 FOUR YEARS: A COLLAPSED ECONOMY AFTER THE FUNNY MONEY CAVES IN LIKE A
|
||
539 HOUSE OF CARDS, A SUPREME COURT PACKED FULL OF DUMMIES WHO WILL PROMPTLY
|
||
540 REPEAL WHAT'S LEFT OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS, AND BLAH, BLAH, BLAH. GO
|
||
541 AHEAD, VOTE FOR "NONE OF THE ABOVE" A HELL OF ALOT OF GOOD THAT EMPY
|
||
542 GESTURE OF PROTEST IS GOING TO ACCOMPLISH, GO AHEAD, I'LL RETIRE TO
|
||
543 BEDLAM.
|
||
544 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
|
||
545 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::>::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
|
||
546
|
||
547 SO WHAT IF REAGAN IF REAGAN IS INCUMBENT. HIS COMRADES PROBLALY RECOGNIZED
|
||
548 IT YEARS AGO. THAT DOOMSDAY BUTTON ON THE CORNER OF HIS DESK IS PROBABLY
|
||
549 WIRED TO HIS OWN PACEMAKER.
|
||
550 AND AS FOR CONFIDENTUALITIES SAKE THEY PROBABLY ONLY TELL HIM TWO WEEK
|
||
551 OLD REHASHED NEWS.
|
||
552
|
||
553 ON A MORE SERIOUS NOTE. HE PUTS ON A GOOD SHOW OF STRENGH & GRANDUER.
|
||
554 THATS ALL A PRESIDENT CAN REALLY DO.
|
||
555 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
|
||
556 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
|
||
557 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
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||
558 |=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|
|
||
559 I refuse to believe that my voting "None of the Above" is any more empty gesture than voting for Fritzie. Of
|
||
560 course neither will win, but even so millions will vote Mondale, as is shown by the response on this board. I am
|
||
561 convinced that it is my responsibility as a citizen to vote for the best candidate available, and in this situation
|
||
562 the best choice is "None of the Above". I am prompted by the same feeling of inherent wrongness in the situation
|
||
563 that would prompt me to respond to the choice between being shot or poisoned with a simple "no, thank you". The
|
||
564 choice we are being offered is no choice at all, for electing either one is inviting national disaster in one form
|
||
565 or another. Every vote counts in the election. I plan to let them know that I feel the best candidate to become
|
||
566 President of the United States is None of the Above.
|
||
567 |=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|= J.C.S. =|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|=|
|
||
568 I recall a statement from the debate. (I didn't watch since I was at work at the time) During an ad for Mondale they
|
||
569 had him asking Reagan about various items such as the "star wars" defense plan, etc & then when Reagan said he didn't
|
||
570 know, that it wasn't his job to know, Mondale responded with 'it IS the president's job to know'. BULL! We cannot
|
||
571 expect the president to know all the details about EVERYTHING. If Mondale intends to try, then he is a fool. As much
|
||
572 of a fool as the president of a company, who tries to direct the fine details of the
|
||
573 day-to-day operations. The proper job any kind of chief executive is to handle the broad details and make sure that his
|
||
574 sub-ordinates are carrying out policy properly. It is also to SET policy. Reagan isn't doing to well on some of this.
|
||
575 But from those statements, Mondale intends to RUN THE COUNTRY PERSONALLY! He is either a fool, or thinks we are.
|
||
576 I do NOT entirely care for Reagan, but if I have to vote for Reagan or Mondale, I'd vote Reagan. Since there are other
|
||
577 choices I may vote for on e of them (the Libertarians keep making gains in every election, I wonder if this is why?).
|
||
578 __________________________________Leonard_______________________________________
|
||
579 && && &&
|
||
580 Leonard, there was no Libertarian in the voter's pamphlet I recieved. If there's one on the ballot, I may vote for
|
||
581 them on general principles. Otherwise, put me down with the "None of the Above" camp. You won't catch me voting for
|
||
582 any evil to run the country, not even a lesser one.
|
||
583 && The Mad Actor &&
|
||
584
|
||
585
|
||
586
|
||
587 You are being grossly misinformed today on a vital historical issue - an issue which, because of the threatened
|
||
588 repercussions, is almost impossible to challenge.
|
||
589 It has literally been made into a sacred issue; the dogma of the age. Implanted in your psyche by a resolute
|
||
590 media blitz of incredible proportions, either you accept it as given in all its myriad allegations oo you keep your
|
||
591 doubts to yourself.
|
||
592 You can publicly argue, refute or ridicule anything else you wish . . . anything at all. But you must take
|
||
593 extreme care not to openly question what has been thrust upon you as "the most awesome, unspeakable event in history"
|
||
594 - an even alleged to have occured over 35 years ago and because of which the western world should forever debase itself
|
||
595 in shameful regret: The "Holocaust."
|
||
596 What exactly are we talking about here - this "Holocaust?" What's the anatomy of it? Why is every attempt to
|
||
597 delve into its true nature met with such raging counter-attack? Why does one literally take one's own life into one's
|
||
598 hands by simply pointing out that the "holocaust" allegations just do not fit the facts?
|
||
599 How does such a campaign of fabrication affect you as a citizen, a taxpayer, a thinker? Consider the billions
|
||
600 upon billions of your tax dollars given annually to prop up the state of Israel, a state controlled by a certifiably
|
||
601 irrational leadership that threatens to plunge the Middle East and possibly the entire world into a new war.
|
||
602
|
||
603 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?/
|
||
604 My vote speech is short and less compassioned then that of my fellow BW-ians...
|
||
605 I am voteing for Mondale, I would vote for anybody to get reagoon out of
|
||
606 office. I would rather have a destroyed economy and be alive then being
|
||
607 rich and glowing. I ams sure that Raygun would be better for txe economy, but I
|
||
608 want to stay alive!
|
||
609 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?/
|
||
610 Right on!!!
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611 ARE THERE ANY MONTY PYTHON FANS OUT THERE... I HAVE NOT FOUND MANY PEOPLE
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612 WHO KNOW THE FINER POINTS OF LIFE AND WATCH THE FUNNIEST COMEDY TROUPE E
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613 VER FORMED..
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615 THE RED BARON
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617 20TH CENTURY VOLE
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619 Ah, yes, and remember, every sperm is sacred...
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